okay. before we go, a tale of mice and men in today s shallow end. for all the trouble the u.s. congress is facing now, at least they don t have a rodent infestation. that is the problem facing britain s house of lords. parliament staff say they see mice on a daily basis at the restaurants and bars inside the historic westminster complex. now, they ve nixed a proposal to use cats to rid the palace of the problem, opting instead to use poison and mousetraps because that s more humane. the parliament has also established a mice help line which is presumably for people to call about mice troubles, not mice devoted for help. somebody s going to write a book. this is your second children s book idea, i want to say. it s a good idea. this just in from the white house. big correction. it is not sausage and vegetable
to slow as well. just in terms of international markets, how are they doing today, rana? international markets have been somewhat jittery off the back of what s happened in the u.s. as i say, though, it s very interesting because it s quite rare to find the real economy in the u.s. going up, europe doing well, asia doing well. a lot of people i m talking to are saying, hey, don t panic. this is a natural correction. we may be at a change cycle in terms of interest rates, but the economy is really pretty healthy going forward. now, the big question mark still is whether or not the markets have been so overinflated for such a long period of time, as other people many other people think they have. many people think that wall street has become really, really disconnected from main street and we re due for a much bigger correction. when that happens, do all of us that see our stocks go down, do we start to panic? does that start to have a real effect on main street? those are always t
few weeks unless you really need your money right now. hopefully most people are invested long term and don t need to make any quick moves. rana, what are the circuit breakers for a dow loss? well, you know, you don t want to see things you don t want to start getting into a 5% dip. you don t want to start getting into territory in which the markets look like there is a fear factor coming in. and, you know, i think the big question right now, is this a natural correction. many people, including me, have been saying look, we re due, we re overdue for a correction. we have had market highs for many, many years now. we re at the end of a recovery cycle. this is interesting politically because republicans have a really tough calculus. there s a very good chance that the economy could slow down in the next year or two. i don t know about before the midterms but certainly before 2020. so it s going to be very interesting to see whether or not this dow going down signifies bigger econom
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back to you. you think about it, the enormous runup in stocks last year. you would have thought that there was going to be a big pause. looked like a big correction, and then we essentially are now where we started the year. it s amazing. everybody is looking to the fed for the next movement, and of course we have a big jobs report at the end of the week. thank you, sandra. where are stocks headed from here as we kick off the second quarter and the remaining three quarter of the year. let s ask bob. he is bullish on the market. ty young in atlanta is not. bob, you like what you see. your bullish. why? well, a number of reasons, the biggest one happened this morning, is that there s an old saying you can t fight the fed, and i think they re fighting a more doveish fed if you choose to fight this one. gentleman janet yellen have been